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The General Assumption Is That, FSNC Leader And Presidential Candidate, ISSA TCHIROMA BAKARY, Apparently Won The October 12, 2025 Presidential Election. But The One Big Problem That TCHIROMA Faced Was That, He Did Not Have Up To A Third Of Polling Agents In The Total Of 31,545 Polling Stations, And Thus Did Not Have Enough […]

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But There Have Been Questions On The Real Criteria The Team Used To Select The 18 Divisions. Many Observers Agree That The Selection Was Not Only Based On The Number Of Registered Voters Or Population As The Team Claimed. Why For Example, Were Mezam And Fako Divisions Then Left Out, If The Criteria Were Just […]

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The Claim By ISSA TCHIROMA’s Team, That The Number of Registered Voters In 18 Divisions They Selected, Constituted 80 % Of Registered Voters, In A Cameroon That Has 58 Divisions, Was FALSE. It Was A Political Manipulation. But Many Cameroonians Gullibly Accepted It, Without Checking The Veracity Of The Claim. How On Earth, Can 4,455,945, […]

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The Diplomat Who Visited The Gallery On Sunday, April 26, 2026, Said: “It Has Been Wonderful To See The Awards Barrister Nico Halle Has Received Over The Years, Especially In Support Of His Efforts In The Promotion Of Peace”. NICO HALLE Calls On United Nations, African Union, European Union, To Constantly Monitor Situations Of Conflicts […]

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Authorities Tried To Discourage The Vatican Against The Decision By The Pope To Visit B’da. But The Presidency Was Forced To Accept The Visit To B’da, When POPE LEO XIV Threatened To Cancel The Planned Visit To Cameroon, If Bamenda Was Not On The Programme. The Question Now, After The Visit, Is Whether President Biya […]

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At A Workshop In Douala, The Expert, Dr Col Magistrate DIDIER SIPA NDONGMO, Looked At Two Examples In Conflict Resolution That Involved Cameroon: The Conflict B/w Cameroon And Nigeria Over Bakassi Peninsular, That Was Successfully Resolved By UN’s Mediation, And The 2019 “Major National Dialogue” That Failed To End The Armed Conflict In NW/SW Regions, […]

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Since The Armed Conflict Started In Late 2017, The Biya Gov’t And Separatists Have Never Sat Down For Peace Talks. Also, The Only Inter. Peace Initiative Which Biya Personally Endorsed, Was The Swiss –led Mediation, Supported By The Vatican And Many Other Countries. But Biya Later Backed Out, Claiming His MND Was Pathway To Peace. […]

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During A Visit To The Award Gallery, CHEBONGKENG Said: “There Are A Lot Of Lessons To Learn From What NICO HALLE Is Contributing To Society, And One Of Them Is Uprightness In Public Life”. Speaking At The Occasion, HALLE Among Other Things, Said Politics Is Supposed To Be A Science Of Love, Peace, Development, But […]

CHRIS MBUNWE, Who Was The Bamenda Bureau Chief Of The Post Newspaper From When The Paper Was Launched in 1997, Up To 2025, Indisputably Established Himself As One Of The ‘Baobads’ in Journalism In The Northwest Region. CHRIS MBUNWE Alias Northern Commander, As He Was Fondly Known In The Post Newspaper, Passed Away In Bamenda […]

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Tatah Mbuy In A Presentation At A Peace Building Workshop That Was Organized In Douala By The Heritage Higher Institute And Nico Halle & Co Law Firm On The Theme – Justice, Peace Building And Reconciliation In Cameroon – Stated That In The Past, “Everybody Recognized And Respected Traditional Rulers As Guarantors Of Justice, Peace […]

Category: Society

Lessons From 2025 Presidential Election (8): It Is One Thing For An Opposition Candidate To Declare Himself Winner, But Another Thing To Have Concrete Evidences.

Lessons From 2025 Presidential Election (9): The Issa Tchiroma Team Selected 18 Divisions That They Claimed, Determine The Winner Of The Presidential Election In Cameroon.

Lessons From 2025 Presidential Election (10): Was It Desperation For Change, That Made Cameroonians Became So Gullible, Or Easily Manipulated By Politicians?

British High Commissioner To Cameroon, HE Matthew David Woods, Finds Sir Dr Barrister Ntumfor Nico Halle Award Gallery, “VERY IMPRESSIVE”.

Why Cameroonian Authorities Initially Did Not Want POPE LEO XIV To Visit Bamenda

An International Expert In Conflict Resolution, Has Explained That There Is A Laid Down Procedure To Follow, To Be Able To Resolve A Conflict

Visit Of Pope LEO XIV: Would It Not Have Been Better, If Bishops Had Lobbied The Vatican To Pressurize President BIYA To Accept Its Mediation In The Anglophone Crisis?

NCC Boss, JOE CHEBONGKENG, Asserts That The Sir Dr Barrister Ntumfor Nico Halle Award Gallery, Is An Encouragement To People Who Contribute To Public Life

Late Publisher Of The Champion Newspaper, CHRIS MBUNWE, To Be Buried On SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 2026 In Bamenda.

Part 1: Anthropologist, Dr Rev Father Tatah Mbuy, Has In A Research Paper, Explained How And Why In The Past, Traditional Rulers In Anglophone Cameroon Were Much Respected

Lessons From 2025 Presidential Election: (Part 14): Candidates Of ‘YANGO Parties’, Do Often Have Different Political Interests From Those Of The Party Leaders

Lessons From 2025 Presidential Election (13): A Woman, Esther DANG, Former GM Of SNI, Was The First Presidential Candidate Of A ‘YANGO Party’ In Cameroon.

Lessons From 2025 Presidential Election: (Part 12): An Increasing Number Of Non – Militants Are Buying Their Way To Become Candidates Of Certain Parties

CCIMA’s Secretary General Asserts That The 207 National, And International Awards, That NICO HALLE Has Received, Bring Honour To The Country.

Sir Dr Barrister NICO HALLE Receives Distinction As “MOST CELEBRATED, UNWAVERING PEACE CRUSADER, AND ANTI CORRUPTION CHAMPION OF THE DECADE”.

2026 World Press Freedom Day: ‘FREEDOM WITHOUT RESPONSIBILTY, IS A RISK WE CANNOT AFFORD”, Prof WILLIBROAD DZE – NGWA